Estradiol reference range

Common Questions and Answers about Estradiol reference range

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Estradiol is a type of estrogen. Follow up with your healthcare provider who did the test. That's what they're there for. They have a bigger picture of your health history and can help you decide if this is the result that requires further investigation.

Reference ranges are unique to different labs. Your test should show a reference range for each thing tested. As for the difference between each test that is normal. Your hormones fluctuate alot. They should have explained it to you completely. Think of all the questions you want to ask now and write it down, then bring it with you trust me.

Follicular Phase aka before ovulation (12 days before) greater than 25-69 (4 days before) 63-165 Midcycle aka around ovulation (1 day before) 146-526 Luteal Phase aka after ovulation (2 days after) 33-150 (6 days after) 68-196 (12 days after) 36-133 The reference range for your LH should be: Follicular Phase

The reference ranges that the lab uses says that my TSH is in range, but upon my research I have found that that may not be the case. Also, my Estradiol level seems low to me. Could someone look at my test results and give me some feed back? Thanks. Vitamin D,2 -- 23 ng/mL FSH -- 10.7 mlU/mL TSH -- 3.

What is the reference range (normal value) of prograf in the body (peak and Trough)?

10 IU/mL reference range 0.- 35 Interpretation is that your count is less than 10; you could have up to 35 and still be considered negative; anything over 35 would indicate an autoimmune disease. Thyroglobulin AB result < 20 reference range 0-40; Interpretation is the same as for TPOab - you could have up to 40 IU/mL and still be considered negative...... The < 10 or < 20 is the MDL (minimum detection limit) for that particular lab.

Also, if you would please post her thyroid test results and reference ranges used by that lab, then members can provide a better response.

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